Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Meta stops whistleblower from promoting memoir on Facebook, China after alleged NDA violations
Andy Stone, a spokesperson for Meta, said: "This ruling affirms that Sarah Wynn-Williams' false and defamatory book should never have been published."
AOC faces ethics complaint over alleged use of over $4,000 for dance training
Ocasio-Cortez gave $3,700 to a man identified as Juan D. Gonzalez and $850 to Bambazo Dance Co Inc. on December 13, 2024.
WA city council to vote on rescinding appointed trans councilor following OnlyFans cannibalism fetish controversy
Lynnwood City Council President Nick Coelho claimed that council members were unaware of Jessica Ann Roberts' controversial sex work history when they unanimously appointed her to fill the vacancy.
Journalist Douglas Murray wins libel claim against the Guardian Media Group
"Last year the paper made very serious and false accusations against me, basked on unchecked claims on social media," Murray said.
Oregon Gov Tina Kotek declares March 10 'Abortion Provider Appreciation Day'
"To our providers and to the patients who live in Oregon or have been forced to retreat to our state for care, know that I continue to have your back," said Kotek.
Washington state Attorney General sues Adams County for assisting ICE detain criminal illegal migrants
The attorney general accused the county of repeatedly violating the Keep Washington Working Act, which is the state's sanctuary statute that prohibits local law enforcement from aiding and cooperating with federal immigration-related matters.
Court releases chilling text messages, 911 call of surviving roommates in Idaho college killings
"I am so freaked out," Mortensen texted Funke.
Baltimore judge rules murderer Adnan Syed to be released on time served after NYT podcast celebrated the killer
Syed, now 43, was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of murder, kidnapping, and false imprisonment in 2000.
Trump tells Cabinet secretaries they make final staff decisions—Elon Musk, DOGE make recommendations
The president's guidance comes as there has been some uncertainty with how much authority DOGE and Musk have.
Tennessee teacher found dead in classroom from self-inflicted gunshot wound: police
Samuel Colin Day, a special education director at Munford High School, is believed to have died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
Kristi Noem says NYC refused to honor ICE detainer on illegal immigrant charged with setting woman on fire
"ICE lodged an immigration detainer with the NYC Department of Corrections to take this depraved alien into custody."
BREAKING UPDATE: Woke Oregon county commissioner charged with 8 felonies for allegedly stealing from 83-year-old man in fraud scheme RESIGNS
Melissa Fireside, 43, a Democrat, is a newly elected Clackamas County Commissioner representing district one.
Venezuelan national arrested in Utah for fatal stabbing of Washington state high school student
Jose Antonio Cedeno-Ponce, 20, has been charged with second-degree murder
BREAKING: Bomb threat at Barnard College forces students, faculty to evacuate building after anti-Israel agitators occupy library
"We have received a bomb threat to the building. You need to leave now, this is not a joke," Barnard College's Vice President of Strategic Communications, Robin Levine, told the protesters.
Seattle, Portland sue Trump admin for withholding federal funding to sanctuary cities, claim policies aiding and abetting illegal immigrants are 'lawful'
The lawsuit claims that sanctuary policies have made "communities safer."
